we built a design tool that feels like Figma but ships real code no-code canvas → AI prompts → actual production code still testing. who wants in?

Designer made a prototype of a component with mock data, and now we want to actually use it with real data in our app without rebuilding the entire component. Export the code and add it directly to the project, and all we have to do is link up the real data. Easy ✨

Dropping our new Deploy feature 🚀 Design → Deploy → Share 🔄 The new workflow that's changing how designers collaborate. No code knowledge required, just pure creative flow. Transform your static designs into live, shareable experiences instantly ✨

GIF exports just got cleaner ✨ No more blurry edges or weird artifacts—just crisp, ready-to-share GIFs every time. Fixed and live now in Phase.

Figma designs deserve better than static mockups. Import into Phase using our plugin, add interactions and animations, and instantly elevate your website 🚀 #figma #animation #webdesign #uiux #prototyping #website #interaction #interactiondesign

💡Instant spacing measurements just landed in Phase ✨ No more guessing or tedious alignment, here’s how it works: → Select your first object → Hold Option/Alt → Hover over your target object → Instantly see precise pixel distances Early feedback: Designers say they’re making spacing decisions up to 60% faster. What spacing challenges slow down your workflow?👇 #Phase #UIDesign #UXDesign #Prototyping #DesignTools #DesignWorkflow #Figma #Productivity

Using Phase for animations? 👾 Just select “Load” as your trigger, pick “Screen,” animate your keyframes, and export. No coding, still easy. #animation #uiuxdesign #ProductDesign #NoCode #Design

POV: You’re trying to pet a cat that’s not in the mood 🐱✨ #Phase #UIDesign #UXDesign #Prototyping #InteractionDesign #NoCode #DesignTools #Animation #Cat #Relatable

Designers & product teams, if you're still struggling with high-fidelity prototyping, meet your new best friend: @phasecommunity A modern, no-code UI editor built to design real experiences, not just mockups. 🔥 🔥 👇 Here’s what’s new in the latest update:

Glass effects are having a moment. Everywhere you look: frosted overlays, blurred backgrounds, translucent panels. This trend isn't going anywhere. What do you think - overused or perfectly modern? P.S. Created this Prototype in Phase under 5 minutes

This is what good website interactions look like. Smooth hovers, intentional animations, transitions that actually guide users. Built in Phase with layered micro-interactions details matter ✨

Instead of designing each state in Figma, you can now design interactions much more easily! Here's how!